Xbox Series X/S – Play Critically

Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun – Forges of Corruption Review

Forges of Corruption is a true level pack in the first-person shooting tradition of DOOM—just avoid the Nintendo Switch version.

#BLUD’s incredible animations and note-perfect parodies of social media belie its empty world, tedious quests, and forgettable combat.

The more I play Vernal Edge, the more I come to enjoy it, but it takes far too much effort to tease out those kernels.

Hauntii is pretty to look at and a repetitive slog to play.

Little Kitty, Big City is the kind of warm and whimsical sandbox I cherish.

Another Crab’s Treasure earns one of my most sincere and emphatic recommendations.

Tales of Kenzera: ZAU’s sometimes imprecise platforming is made up for by a plot filled with heart and grit.

Once Harold Halibut’s visual novelty wears off, what’s left is a lumbering plot and set pieces that only gesture at interactivity.

Wall World doesn’t quite live up to its grand premise, but is mechanically strong.

Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore asks the bold question: What if Zelda’s infamous CD-i misadventures were actually fun?